Russian president Vladimir Putin with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Moscow, April 4, 2019. © Kremlin
Russian president Vladimir Putin and Israeli Prime Minister Beniamin Netanyahu spoke on the telephone before the UN safety Council vote on the deployment of peacekeeping forces in the Gaza Strip.
The Kremlin reported on Saturday that "There has been a detailed exchange of views on the situation in the mediate East region, including developments in the Gaza Strip in the context of the implementation of the ceasefire and prisoner exchange agreement".
Leaders besides discussed Iran's atomic program and the situation in Syria.
Netanjah's office published a shorter message stating that the Israeli Prime Minister and the Russian president discussed "regional issues".
At the beginning of this month, the United States sent out a motion for a resolution authorising the deployment of the global stableness Force (ISF) in the Gaza Strip for a period of at least 2 years and calling for the creation of the alleged Peace Council as a temporary governing body.
Friday Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, United arabian Emirates, Jordan, Turkey, Pakistan and Indonesia issued a joint message in support of the American proposal.
Moscow presented an alternate proposal, obliging the UN Secretary-General to make an option to implement U.S. president Donald Trump's peace plan.
The Russian mission criticized the American plan for deficiency "surveillance and control instruments" over stabilizing forces and omitting a two-state solution.
She said "Only a truly equal and inclusive approach" He can warrant peace.
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source:https://www.rt.com/news/627847-putin-netanyahu-hold-phone-kremlin/
